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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
4
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran notes no services this Sunday due to the Mission Festival at the Lutheran church on the state line, with programs at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Pastor Diekhoff directs.
Rev Velte presides as Sept 7 services open with Sunday School 10:00 AM and preaching 11:00 AM on Spare Tires as a theme. Union service at 8:00 PM. Ladies Aid meets Sept 1 at Mrs Waggoner's home. Boy Scouts meet Sept 7 at 1:30 PM. Conference year closes with reports due and budget appeals led by treasurer Dr Claude Ellis.
Pastor W E Ladwick leads Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M. A union meeting will be held at the M E church at 8 P M. Holy communion observed Sunday morning Sept 7 with reflection on Jesus sacrifice.
Certificates for perfect attendance were given to Elden Henrichs Elva May Farrow Beatrice Dunn Beulah Dunn and Jean Bond. New first graders include Margery Nippert Russell Madden Dwain Clark Avis Johnson Leila Johnson Dick Beckwith and Neil Andrews. The Jefferson County Fair yields praised as Diller led with 77 prizes totaling 44.90, while Normal training enrolls 23, and plans for penmanship, agriculture, and music aim to make the school a local leader.
The stock crash last fall hurt experienced professionals more than the little investors who bought at low prices. Many small investors purchased for permanent investment and are now receiving decent dividends, suggesting Main Street buyers outperformed some Wall Street operators.
Fragmentary verse warns of consequences tied to wedding color choices. Phrases mention white, grey, black, red, green, blue, pearl, yellow, brown, pink. The rhythm implies social judgment and fate linked to marriage attire and secrecy.
A review by the Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association notes skepticism about trade area branch banking and highlights growth of group and chain bank systems. It cites 269 group or chain systems controlling 1922 banks with $15.285 trillion in assets and discusses views of key officials on future branch bank expansion and competition.
In a memoir tone the narrator recalls a pivotal moment from childhood when Mr. Bailey, Sunday school superintendent, convinces the narrator’s father to join a cooperative town library. Five dollars buys membership and books, opening a world of reading and a lasting life influence as the narrator reflects on fate and near misses.
A letter recalls cheerful marital moments and the humor of small missteps. Fred Barton notes couples thrive with patience when wives share stories, cites bringing the wrong minister to supper and tomato purchases from a garden as humorous lessons in tolerating imperfect humanity.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests Delilah cut Rameon's hair and mentions requests for a singe and a shampoo. The passage appears garbled and may be part of a dialogue or comic caption with misread names.
In Jonesport Star prose, Pa Lufkins frets around the house while Ma tends to baking. He notes a possible rain as Ma responds by joking to let it rain, highlighting a domestic kitchen-lantern moment.
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